A/HRC/18/7 100.3. Consider the possibility of ratifying the Optional Protocols to ICCPR, CEDAW, CRC, CRPD and CED (Argentina); 100.4. Consider acceding to those human rights instruments to which it is not a party, in particular to OP-CAT (Costa Rica); 100.5. Conclude the process of ratifying the Optional Protocol to CEDAW, as well as OP-CRC-AC, and the Optional Protocol to CRPD (Spain); 100.6. Conclude the process of ratification of the Optional Protocol to CEDAW and to OP-CRC-SC and consider ratifying the optional protocols to CAT, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESC) and CED (Ecuador); 100.7. Continue efforts with regard to the ratification and implementation of core human rights treaties, and develop further the institutional framework for the implementation of human rights standards contained therein (Slovenia); 100.8. Ratify the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (Slovakia); 100.9. Implement the recommendations of the 2008 Constitutional Review (United Kingdom); 100.10. Accredit the national human rights institution with the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and provide it with adequate resources (Algeria); 100.11. Work towards ensuring that its National Human Rights Commission accords in full with the Paris Principles (Australia); 100.12. Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Argentina); 100.13. Take measures to ensure that its National Human Rights Commission is in accordance with the Paris Principles (Spain); 100.14. Take steps to ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is independent, and has civil society representation (United Kingdom); 100.15. Strengthen the role and capacity of initiative of the Chair of the National Human Rights Commission (France); 100.16. Ensure that the Elections Advisory Board is balanced and representative in order to ensure the independence of the Electoral Commissioner when monitoring the elections (Norway); 100.17. Continue strengthening the independence and efficiency of the Elections Advisory Board by setting up a comprehensive electoral commission to make sure that the upcoming elections are free and fair (Norway); 100.18. Implement the two recommendations of the 2006 election observation mission of the Commonwealth to transform the post of Electoral Commissioner, an official appointed by the Government, into a truly independent and collegiate electoral commission; and to bring, in the context of a constitutional review, the Public Order Act governing public assemblies in line with the principles of the Constitution (France); 100.19. Ensure that the Seychelles Media Commission is balanced and representative by appointing independent and impartial citizens to serve on the Commission (Norway); 14